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MQ Technical Conference Java Compute Node API From ESQL Perspective Babu Purushothaman MQ Technical Conference Agenda Overview Configuration and Deployment Processing messages Working with Databases Debugging JCN Code MQ Technical Conference Disclaimer The java statements given here are not 100% direct statements of ESQL. They are either equivalent or serve similar purpose. MQ Technical Conference Why Java Compute Node? Popular language Ready availability of Java resources Rich third party API support Full IDE support of Eclipse Support for both JDBC and ODBC Xpath support Global Cache support Flexible to create User Defined Node Integration API support for custom solutions MQ Technical Conference Message Assembly (Input/Output) Message LocalEnvironment (Global)Environment ExceptionList Input/Output Message LocalEnvironment (Global)Environment ExceptionList } MbMessage Objects MQ Technical Conference ESQL to Java Correlation Name Mapping Mapping Sample Java code ESQL correlation name Java accessor from MbMessageAssembly InputRoot getMessage().
MQ Technical Conference v2.0.1.7 Disclaimer The java statements given here are not 100% direct statements of ESQL. They are either equivalent or serve similar purpose.
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